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Pens & Pixels

"In today’s day and age, the use of the word mind seems to be generally accepted, representing a supposed place in every individual alike who shows potential signs of thinking, acting, and in general exhibits acts according to their free will. Yet when Professor Charles Xavier is reading the mind of an individual, from what and where exactly is he reading?" Read More

Pens & Pixels features the best analytical and creative student writing from courses across the College of Arts and Sciences. Categories include: essays, creative prose, poetry, and electronic writings (message board conversations, blogs, Wikis, etc.). Faculty may submit pieces for consideration in the Pens and Pixels section by e-mailing Albert DiBartolomeo at dibartoa@drexel.edu.

	Mind Body Dualism by Sri Hari Sundararajan "In today’s day and age, the use of the word mind seems to be generally accepted, representing a supposed place in every individual alike who shows potential signs of thinking, acting, and in general exhibits acts according to their free will. Yet when Professor Charles Xavier is reading the mind of an individual, from what and where exactly is he reading?" Read More	Pens & Pixels 9/18/2006
	Conjoined Twins by Mara Davidson "I’m afraid I’m one of those people who’d think that a conjoined twin would want to be separated. Imagining myself in that situation, the idea of having another person permanently attached to me seems awful. The lack of privacy would really get to me." Read More	Pens & Pixels 9/11/2006
	Why all the Fuss over William Gibson’s Neuromancer by Abigail Dominy "The story behind the one told in Neuromancer is far more interesting than the fairly flat characters the book has us follow. The world that Gibson creates, the story within the frame, is what is so unique about Gibson’s writing." Read More	Pens & Pixels 9/4/2006
	Reactions to Czeslaw Milosz's Road-side Dog by Pr. Valerie Fox's Hum-108 Class These four short writings were reactions to or imitations of Czeslaw Milosz's Road-side Dog, a work which combines poetry and prose. Read More	Pens & Pixels 8/28/2006
	Not Alone Anymore by Stephen Reustle "NBC’s Will & Grace has had a positive impact on our society’s view of the gay lifestyle, combining minimal stereotypes with humor and drama...This combination has proved successful as Will & Grace occupies one of the top spots on the Nielson ratings." Read More	Pens & Pixels 8/21/2006

Week of Writing

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